*X. In Kharłów, between 1504 and 1517, the Moldavian prince Bohdan informs the mayor and all Lviv councilors that the money owed to the Moldavian treasury by a certain Antoni, or his guarantor Kosnar, was forcibly collected from a certain Bartosz, son of Mr. Marcin from Lviv, and asks the Lviv magistrate to try to obtain so that the said Bartosz does not suffer any damage as a result of this........... 244
*XL In Suceava in 1522, the Moldavian Stephen, surnamed the Young, guarantees all the trade rights and freedoms to which they were previously entitled, and issues them a letter of safe conduct of the same content as the letter of safe conduct of Prince Stephen the Great of January 25, 1463.... 246
*XIL In Iasi, 1579, Prince Peter of Moldavia, surnamed Chromy, informs the townspeople of Lviv, etc., that at the request of Moldavian merchants, in order to prevent further abuses by the Kolomyia and Lviv customs officers, a the main fair and at the same time the main warehouse for Moldovan goods in the village of Szypiiicacli; but it assures them that the commercial rights and freedoms granted to Lemberg merchants by ancient privileges remain intact, with the exception of only a few Jews who, because they caused considerable and dangerous competition to domestic merchants in the cattle trade, were expelled from the Moldavian countries.. 248
*XIII. In Iasi, IfiGl, Prince Szczepan Wasyli of Moldavia informs merchants from the Polish Republic, as well as other nations, that on "the day of St. Elijah of Russia in 1C61 there will be a fair in Jazłowiec, and he calls them to appear there in large numbers, promising that he will also direct foreign and his own merchants to the place.......... 250
♦XIV. In Iasi in 1665, the Moldavian prince Istraty Dabiża went to the Lviv councilors with a request to allow them to allow Trzciński's tenement house in Lviv, which was pledged to a certain Gabryel Ciecienek, a servant of the Moldavian boyar Stani, to be either sold or to someone else (who would pay the amount due on it). wanted) given as a pledge, and also that the costs of the proceedings, amounting to 300 Polish zlotys, would be returned to him....... 251
List of non-Latin words.......... 311
List of seals described in this volume.........313
Similarities to documents no. * I. (p. 200), no. *V (p. 220) and proof of writing of document no. *Vn. (p. 228).
Corrections and additions to this volume.
Page 2nd century (and instead of Georgius read Gregorius.
Page 30, line 11, instead of Bernandino, read Bernardino.
Page 5G, line 21 instead of no. L. read no. LI.
Document no. LXXVIII page 14(i, printed according to the original with attached seals, was issued by Gunter of Sieniawa, judge, and Piotr Gołąbek of Ziranejwoda, land judge of Lviv, on May 28, 1484. Meanwhile, he was then the land judge of Lviv, as can be seen from numerous documents posted here. Jan z Wysokiego coat of arms Odrowąż, Piotr Gołąbek of Zimnejwody was then a judge of the Lviv city. This Piotr Gołąbek acted in the arrangement specified in document no. LXXVIII, I cannot explain, but why it was not mentioned in the document, but he was given the title of land judge, which he was not.
Corrigendum to volume VI. To doc. no. CVII, p. 163.
Instead of: salutem in domino, sincere devocionis affectus. Continue ad Romanam geris eclesiam non indigne meretur read: salutem in domino. Sincere deuotionis affectus, quos continue ad Romanam geris eclesiam, non indigne merentur ').
The village of Międzygórze mentioned here is not in Galicia, as it was said in the explanation, but in the Kingdom of Poland, Sandomir Voivodeship, which results from Długosz, priest. IX, page 1161, where at 1:570 he talks about the bequest of the Międzygórze castle to Jan Zaklika in the will of Casimir the Great ^).
') I owe this correction to the review published in Przegląd Polski. ■') I owe this correction to the courtesy of JW. Casimir Count St-adnicki.
Town and land records from the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth vol.7